DERMATOLOGY/ANGMA
COC
Contact
for Dermatology:
Dr
Phil Ecker
612-486-4200
phone
612-486-4201
fax
Contact
for ANGMA-COC:
Tod Worner
952-914-8100
COC office
Directions
to Dermatology clinic:
It
is near the junction of Hwy 55 and 494. From ANW go East on
Reach
the COC clinic from the hospital as follows:
1. Go north on 10th ave on the east side of the
hospital and go one block to 26th St. Take 26th St. west (one way) to Portland.
Turn left (south) on
Dermatology
experiences: After Grand Rounds on Wednesday morning you will spend time with
Dr. Callies in the ANW Resident Clinic reviewing
dermatology nomenclature and practicing dermatologic procedures on simulated
models. All day Monday and Thursday will
be spent working with Dr. Ecker at his Dermatology clinic at West Health in
Resident
continuity clinic: Tuesday AM, a three week minimum notice, given to
Anne is required if you are planning on taking vacation time.
|
|
AM |
PM |
|
Monday |
Dr. Ecker, West Health Dermatology Clinic |
Dr. Ecker, West Health Dermatology Clinic |
|
Tuesday |
Medicine
Clinic |
ANGMA COC |
|
Wednesday |
Grand Rounds Procedures Dr. Callies |
ANGMA COC |
|
Thursday |
Dr. Ecker, West Health Dermatology Clinic |
Dr. Ecker, West Health Dermatology Clinic |
|
Friday |
ANGMA COC |
ANGMA COC |
Conference:
none
Performance Expectations:
The
resident will be expected to attend dermatology tutorials with Dr. Callies and do the required reading.
The
resident will also be expected to attend Dr. Ecker’s clinic all day on Monday
and Thursday. Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon and all day Friday will be spent
at the ANGMA COC clinic. The resident needs to give the ANGMA COC clinic at
least 2 days notice if they will not be at clinic.
Educational Goals and Objectives of
Dermatology:
|
|
Educational objectives |
Assessment method |
|
Patient Care |
1) Demonstrate understanding of
dermatology terminology, testing options (including shave biopsy, punch
biopsy and their indications and contraindications), and basic treatment
options (including cryotherapy, topical and systemic medications, etc) |
1) Global faculty assessment 2) Direct faculty bedside observation |
|
Medical Knowledge |
1) Review core topics noted below
using patient care and didactic opportunities and supplement with independent
reading 2) Basic dermatology pathology
interpretation |
Global faculty assessment |
|
Practice-Based Learning and
Improvement |
1) Demonstrate insight into knowledge
deficiencies and limitations 2) Use information technology to
answer clinical questions |
Global faculty assessment |
|
Interpersonal and Communication Skills |
1) Refine the skills necessary to
present patients and topics informally and formally to another physician or
group |
Global faculty assessment |
|
Professionalism |
1) Give the clinic at least 2 days
notice if absence from clinic expected 2) Arrive to clinic on time and finish
charting before leaving clinic |
Global faculty assessment |
|
Systems-Based Practice |
1) Understand systems unique to the
outpatient dermatology |
Global faculty assessment |
Core
topics to be covered by patient care, didactic lectures, or independent reading
include the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of:
Atopic
dermatitis
Seborrhea
Intertrigo
Psoriasis
Acne
Hidradenitis
Dermatologic neoplasms
Skin infections
Contact dermatitis
Cutaneous drug reactions
Blistering skin disorders
Round lesions
Mouth lesions
Pigment changes
Pruritis
AIDS-related skin disorders
Diabetic skin disorders
Dermatologic findings in systemic diseases such as SLE, sarcoidosis, etc.
Procedures:
Shave biopsy, punch biopsy, cryotherapy
Educational Goals and Objectives of
ANGMA-COC experience:
|
|
Educational objectives |
Assessment method |
|
Patient Care |
1) Perform new patient and follow up
visits in the general medicine clinic at the COC and subsequently discuss
their findings and assessments and plans with the designated staff |
1) Global faculty assessment 2) Direct faculty bedside observation |
|
Medical Knowledge |
1) Review core topics noted below
using patient care and didactic opportunities and supplement with independent
reading |
Global faculty assessment |
|
Practice-Based Learning and Improvement |
1) Demonstrate insight into knowledge
deficiencies and limitations 2) Use information technology to
answer clinical questions |
Global faculty assessment |
|
Interpersonal and Communication Skills |
1) Refine the skills necessary to
present patients and topics informally and formally to another physician or
group |
Global faculty assessment |
|
Professionalism |
1) Give the clinic at least 2 days
notice if absence from clinic expected 2) Arrive to clinic on time and finish
charting before leaving clinic |
Global faculty assessment |
|
Systems-Based Practice |
1) Understand systems unique to the
outpatient internal medicine clinic |
Global faculty assessment |
Core
topics to be covered by patient care if possible or independent reading include
the evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of:
Chest
pain
Abdominal pain
Heartburn
Headache
Obesity
Low back pain
Depression
Smoking cessation
Alcohol abuse
Hyperlipidemia
Hypertension
Diabetes mellitus
Upper respiratory tract symptoms
Urinary tract infection
Vaginal discharge
Fatigue
Anemia
Red eye
Healthcare maintenance and screening
Preoperative evaluation
Past
resident recommendations: